The rockabilly discography Rockin’ Country Style (RCS) is a hard labor of love. In 1979 Terry Gordon started working on it and it has been growing ever since.

Terry Gordon’s rockabilly discography concentrates on the years 1951 – 1964 and includes music that blends country,  rhythm and blues and rock ‘n’ roll. The meticulous discography include dates, label and numbers, label shots and sometimes music samples. It also links the original songs to compilations.

The database is very user friendly because you can access it through artists, labels,  song titles, and chronological or geographical listing.

So, if you love rockabilly, check this site out. But be careful, it can be addictive.

Elvis und Michael Jackson haben zwei Dinge gemeinsam.

Erstens: ihr früher körperlicher und psychischer Zerfall überschattet ihre grossen musikalischen Leistungen.

Zweitens: um beide ranken sich die phantastischsten Verschwörungstheorien.

Der Tages-Anzeiger-Online hat einige Verschwörungstheorien, Gerüchte und Falschmeldungen um Michael Jackson aufgelistet.

Und Stern.de berichtete 2007 über die wildesten Elvis Verschwörungstheorien.

On exminer.com David Sadof takes a look at some of the guitarists who played on Michael Jackson records. While on Off The Wall (1979) Jackson worked with jazz influenced guitarists Larry Carlton and Phil Upchurch, he later also collaborated with rock guitarists such as Eddie Van Halen, Steve Stevens (Billy Idol) and Slash (Guns N’ Roses).

Rene Hall is one of the most important founders of rock’n'roll and rhythm and blues.

If you don’t know his name, don’t worry. Unfortunately his name is only known to a few insiders. Although it’s him who’s  playing that raunchy guitar on Ritchie Valens’ “La Bamba” and who wrote the arrangement for Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come”.

TheHoundDog published a wonderful interview with Rene Hall that gives some insight into his great achievements. Be sure to read it and learn more about a very important musician.